Booz Allen Hamilton Shareholders Back Board, Reject Written Consent Push

Booz Allen Hamilton held its 2026 annual meeting on July 22, where shareholders approved all three management proposals and rejected a shareholder proposal to expand the right to act by written consent. The proposal, submitted by private investor John Chevedden, sought to allow shareholders to act by written consent with a minimum vote threshold. CEO Horacio Rozanski highlighted the importance of American technology leadership, citing trends in agentic AI, autonomous cyber threats, and government emphasis on speed and accountability. He acknowledged near-term uncertainty from large-scale changes but expressed confidence in Booz Allen's positioning. The final vote tabulation will be filed with the SEC within four business days.